The Tudor Black Bay 58 has been Tudor’s signature diver’s watch since its launch in 2018, And was inspired by the brand’s first 200m waterproof diver’s watch, Ref. 7924 (“Big Crown”) from 1958. Reinterpreting vintage sensibility with modern design and technology, This watch is highly popular among watch enthusiasts and collectors for its excellent fit and sophisticated proportions.
Based on this philosophy, The Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight 18K (Ref. M79018V-0001) is a unique model that combines a 39 mm 18K yellow gold case with a matte green dial and a yellow gold bezel.
The bezel is made of 18K yellow gold with a matte green anodized aluminum insert and gold-colored markings, And the dial features large luminous indexes and snowflake hands for excellent readability.
The movement is the in-house caliber MT5400 (automatic, 70-hour power reserve) that is COSC chronometer-certified, Boasting excellent precision and durability. The water resistance is 200m, Providing reliable durability even in actual diving environments. The strap is a dark brown crocodile leather strap, And an additional green fabric strap is provided for various styling.
This iconic lineup is a modern reinterpretation of Tudor's historic diver watch design. It is a model that can be confidently introduced as a premium watch that combines luxurious yellow gold material, Sophisticated green color, And the technology of in-house movements.

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